You mean either monergistic or synergistic?

What do you think, is there Biblical basis for both? Does your Christian experiences coincide with either one or both ?

I will admit this truth is not so simple and will depends very much on your perspective and understanding on what is really grace?

Like that ah? You really want to enter this "rabbit hole"?

If yes, I can start a bit of background on major doctrines of grace from the three great faith traditions of the Christian church—Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant.
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(Maybe not respond tonight <---- lazy)

Thank God for saving me, i cheated death few hours earlier in an small accident involving my bicycle and a car...........the car owner refused to pay for my medical fees nvm, somore say it's my fault

it seems that in the old testament, there has been a lot of killing from the Israelite by god commands, it makes me feel that war nowadays is something normal 

Isn't that from a game?

Hmm why move to serious kopitiam

Did you even read 2 Corinthians 6 before you actually do a commentary ar.

Guess not.

The Bathsheba incident is actually a pretty bad example because David was actually intentionally sinning. He thought he could actually got away with that. It's not really an example of working towards perfection. If you are stating that this is an example of David trying to achieve perfection by following the law, you are actually deluded.

I do not actually know how you can come into the conclusion that David was trying to gain righteousness by following the law. In fact, he was actually commanded once by Jesus for actually "breaking the old testament law".

" “Have you not read what David did when he was hungry, he and those who were with him: how he entered the house of God and ate the showbread which was not lawful for him to eat, nor for those who were with him, but only for the priests?”"

You see, David "broke the law" because he understood God purpose and he knows that by eating the consecrated bread, he could fulfil his mission(Thus God's will)

Of course I am going to expect that you are going to play blind like you always do.

You obviously have a comprehension problem.

Why dun you reread what I wrote and then reply me again ok?

But then this is the state of Christianity today.

Nah ....

Most people miss it till the next day. They then replied, "I should have watch it".

harloo bro & sis,

i wonder if your guys consider catholic as christian?

some christian said they are cult.

I grow up in Lutheran church and went to catholic churches too when it was convenient. because i think we are all believer of Jesus Christ.

Please enlighten me, I am not convince what I found online

i am christian and wanna know more. so in heaven I cannot be together with my parents and wife? will they forget me? how about wife die and husband married again with another fella? got 2 wives in heaven?

No, as Pehkay said it correctly they never ceased to be God's people.

This is the Grace of God that I believe some Christians find hard to understand or accept.

I like what He mentioned, it is scripturally correct as well.

I think you may be wrong there because Catholics do not pray exclusively to Mary and all the patron saints. They also pray to Jesus. When Catholics pray to Mary, they are not praying to her as if she is God. When they pray to her, they ask her to help pray for them. In the same way you would ask a friend to pray for you or your cause. Praying to someone is not the same as worshipping someone. Catholics do not worship Mary.

There is a lot of media portraying what you allege, and the pictures of Catholics bowing before a statue certainly does not help that image. I would probably have come to the same conclusion as you without hearing what the Catholics themselves say.

And there are no 'reformed Catholic' churches. Just the Catholic Church.